Suspension upgrade
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04-10-2008 | 07:27 AM
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Suspension upgrade
Well two weekends ago. It was nice and my good friend with a DRZ400 and I hit up the local riding area close to my house.I'm 6' 200lbs the suspension shouldn't be compressed that far just going into a turn. This pushed me over the limit and I finally sprung for new springs. I went with some Eibach springs, 20 wtSilkolene fork oil, and set the compression settings in the middle. What a difference. Now its time for the rear shock.
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04-10-2008 | 05:03 PM
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RE: Suspension upgrade
ORIGINAL: matt2496
Well two weekends ago. It was nice and my good friend with a DRZ400 and I hit up the local riding area close to my house.I'm 6' 200lbs the suspension shouldn't be compressed that far just going into a turn. This pushed me over the limit and I finally sprung for new springs. I went with some Eibach springs, 20 wtSilkolene fork oil, and set the compression settings in the middle. What a difference. Now its time for the rear shock.
Well two weekends ago. It was nice and my good friend with a DRZ400 and I hit up the local riding area close to my house.I'm 6' 200lbs the suspension shouldn't be compressed that far just going into a turn. This pushed me over the limit and I finally sprung for new springs. I went with some Eibach springs, 20 wtSilkolene fork oil, and set the compression settings in the middle. What a difference. Now its time for the rear shock.
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